Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead

Arma 2: Operation Arrowhead moves the fighting from Chernarus to Takistan. The landscape of Afghanistan is taken as the basis, and battles take place in the mountains, desert and cities. Missions include landing, reconnaissance and defense. Infantry and equipment are dropped from the air. The dark time of day requires experience. Helicopters cover the attack from the air. The landscape dictates the style of combat. Drones appeared in the series for the first time. Parachute jumping has also been added, which changes the approach to landing. Equipment requires skill, and infantry requires cover. An air landing requires precise calculation. Missions go on schedule and without a map. A couple of missions are devoted to controlling equipment. Each mission begins with a landing. Snipers work from long distances. In a single player game there is no open map: instead there is a chain of missions. Some of the tasks are devoted to controlling equipment and air support. Mountains and desert dictate their own rules of battle. Drones conduct reconnaissance ahead of the squad. Night operations require instruments and caution. Weather affects flights and accuracy. The detachments operate in the mountains and on the plain. In the dark, devices and calmness help out. The commander gives orders to the squads. Equipment is delivered to the front line by air. Tactics are more important than speed, and mistakes are costly. Orders are given by radio and are carried out quickly. The teams follow the map and communications. Units learn to operate in the desert. Local residents greet the detachments with caution. Each map is different in relief. For those who love military simulators, this game is suitable.